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Comment #44018114
Ive mounted monitor arms to the front of the desk, rather than the back, and extended them out toward me for a somewhat similar situation. Bluetooth keyboard goes in my lap, thumb …
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Comment #43790477
As Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kennedy promised “some” of the answers to the causes of autism by September. But his “start from scratch” approach largely ignores resear…
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Comment #43790402
Another 2015 study examined students in U.S. special education programs between 2000 and 2010. The number of autistic children who enrolled in special education tripled from 93,624…
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Comment #43503851
For law firms creating their own repositories of case law, having LLMs search via summaries, and then dive into the selected cases to extract pertinent information seems like an ob…
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Comment #42984919
I’m surprised this thread isn’t seeing more comments, it’s got a little bit of everything.
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Comment #42837581
You’ve legitimately never tested something you built in production, after having already tested it in staging and local? You’ve just, had complete faith in staging production envir…
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Comment #42477620
This is what I’m thinking. All of the kids I know from 16-22 are the most level headed group of young adults I’ve known. It is hilarious to me that this group of brilliant technolo…
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Comment #42026318
It sounded like an optional request not a command. I’ve managed and I’ve been managed and the relationship ships I’ve built along the way are deep enough to have conversations like…
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Comment #41973109
I agree with you entirely except for if we skip the year over year part.5- Time of purchase upgrade ability, if we’re talking about getting to 128 or 256 GB of RAM. Time of purchas…
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Comment #41898881
I think we’re reading too far into the authors impostor syndrome. He’s making contributions in Rust already. His opinion isn’t invalid just because he has a bias, he opens by ackno…
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Comment #37650096
Why isn’t AGI ever going to happen? Ever?
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Comment #36052589
Check out chatgpt code interpreter. One step down…
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Comment #35683022
I’ve used GPT-4 as a pair programmer actively for over 40 hours now. Using it to do things you have 90% of the solution for is a bit of a waste of time. Using it to help trouble sh…
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Comment #31540037
I hope y’all have a plan for when AWS decides to pick up your open source project and turn it into a managed cloud solution. It’s a pattern of theirs. And with the way egress charg…
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Comment #29090877
Holding onto inventory is death. In auto and housing sales if you’re a dealership you’re leveraged in order to hold that inventory (paying interest on it, less friendly interest th…
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Comment #29022356
Apologies in advance, I needed to vent: Agree to disagree. To lead in technology you need a strong BS meter. You need to know what is and isn’t possible, for yourself. You can’t ju…
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Comment #28940530
Not before it got politicized.
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Comment #28940466
They should be. The longer the build cycle the more errors there will be in the build. Each job is a dependency for the next job. A long build time either indicates that individual…
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Comment #28930074
Worked in hospitals for years. The day my flu vaccine expired I had to go get another or I would be in violation of my contract. Has been like that for decades.
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Comment #28824401
For most of human history we built our own homes. We only stopped because having others do it became more convenient.